grossly
(adverb)
ˈɡroʊsli
Definitions
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In a very obvious and unacceptable manner; flagrantly.
Like a blazing sun at noon, without subtlety or shadow, it announces its presence boldly.Example: The report was grossly inaccurate.
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To an extreme and noticeable degree.
As if the universe decided to color outside the lines, painting beyond the boundaries of moderation.Example: He was grossly overweight.
Origin
Middle English, from Anglo-French 'gros' meaning 'large, thick'
Synonyms
flagrantly, blatantly, obviously, egregiously
Antonyms
slightly, subtly, inconspicuously, moderately